My Word For 2023!

Cadre family, technical difficulties over here. This is like a real turtleneck situation today, but happy almost new year. I'll give people a second to jump in. I had some technical difficulties. I have a new phone. That is just life. But today I want to talk to you guys about my word for the new year. And this is not something that I typically do, but I have a lot of friends and mentors who do pick a word for the year and I just thought I would jump on that bandwagon and grab a word. That felt really good to me.

Hey, Alec, what's up? Thanks for joining me. Sorry I'm a little late, you guys. This is just life, right? Like these lives life. So I'm sorry if you were waiting with bated breath for my big word of this year into it. So I decided that the word that I needed to sort of catapult me into a great year is consistency, start outs and then maybe take a day off and it turns into five or ten days off and then it just turns into getting off of your worst with consistency. I want it so. And just task consistency.

So I feel like this year I need to be more consistent, find the ways to hold myself accountable. It's always. And the rest of your team is spread out across the country. You know, you can have accountability at work, but when it comes to your personal life and the things that you need, calling one person every day and telling them that you love them, like, how are you staying on track with these to be about a couple of things? It's going to be finding out for the perfect planner. And I think I finally found one.

It's on a website called love it because I can write on like a calendar, an actual calendar, but then I have blank pages to make my list. It's also got a space for some goals and I just feel like for me it's going to work really, really well. So find the right planner system that works for you so you can check in with yourself every day. That's so finding that methodology for tracking and then going to it every single day. The other thing is, is having a zone where you do your to do list and having a zone where you go from home.

How many times do you end up maybe on the couch getting a little too comfortable? I just set up a zone in my living room. I moved my working desk, it was in my bedroom and I just felt like the bedroom is just where I just need to be and sleep. And I moved my desk into my living room so I could stay consistent and have that be my zone that I am working at every single day. The other thing is a mentor of mine, Jesse Itzler, has this methodology that he calls daily vitamins. And there was this sheet that he gave us that basically you fill in and you write down the things that you want to complete daily, daily in your day.

And I want to get back to that. Dancing up my daily vitamins weekly and writing in, making sure that I check at least, you know, five out of the ten off every ultimate goal when I first, we have off days, and that's okay. But just for me to go alcohol free and all signs have.